No. You cannot put the nebulizer directly into water
Unscrew the nebulizer cup and put in the prepared medication. You can fill the nebulizer cup with more than one type of medication. You can mix Pulmicort and wheeze and give both types of medication to your child at the same time. The connection connects the nebulizer cup to the nebulizer hood.?
Note: The nebulizer cup should be filled with the proper amount of medication, usually 2 to 7 ml (never more than 8 ml). Because too little liquid will not be able to suck up the liquid and nebulize it. Too much liquid will result in the portion of the medication nebulized being covered by the medication, which in turn cannot be nebulized. Use a mask to cover the nose and mouth of the person to be nebulized. If it is a child, do not leave the pacifier in the child's mouth.
Expanded Information:
. p>The use of the atomizer is described as follows:
If you are using an interface tube, you should place the interface tube between the upper and lower teeth and wrap the tube tightly with your lips. Turn on the compressor. Through the mask the compressor will release a mist of medication. Breathe slowly through the mouth. After every 3 or 4 breaths, take a deep breath.
When the mask or tubing no longer emits a mist, tap the nebulizer chamber 3 or 4 times to see if there is any excess mist. When no more mist is released after tapping the nebulizer chamber, all medications have been used. Keep the mask over your face until no mist is released, remove the mask over your nose and mouth, or remove the interface tube from your mouth.
People's Daily Online - Nebulized inhalation is not absolutely safe, and there are adverse reactions to the use of nebulizers
Phoenix.com - Guidelines for the purchase and use of children's nebulizers